OSnews: “Well, what do we have here? It turns out that Ubuntu isn’t the only Linux distribution who took a left turn off the X.org highway, now driving on a road that will eventually lead to replacing X.org with Wayland. Continue reading
PCWorld: “With the many business and government organizations that now use open source software such as Linux, it’s becoming increasingly clear that price is not the only advantage such software holds. If it were, companies that adopted it during the Continue reading
Acrossad: “The events of this week reminded me why I love GNU, Linux, and free software so much. We leverage the power of communities of independent people better than any organization on the planet. It is simply a fact that Continue reading
Arstechnica: “Android 2.3, codenamed Gingerbread, is expected to materialize this month. Little is known about Gingerbread’s features, however, because Google develops the operating system behind closed doors and doesn’t publish a roadmap. This has fueled a lot of speculation among Continue reading
Believe it or not, there are several distributions of Linux intended for use by children as young as 3 years old. Child-oriented Linux distros tend to have a simplified interface with large, “chunky”, colourful icons and a specialized set of Continue reading
openceo: “The recent announce at UDS about the fact that the venerable X server & protocols will not be the default choice for Unity and as a consequence Ubuntu was a shock for some, it is clearly a relief for Continue reading
Ostatic: “OpenOffice.org 3.3 Release Candidate 3 was released on November 1 with many updates and new features that have been in development for the last six months or more. This comes when as many as 33 OpenOffice.org developers are handing Continue reading
Stormyscorner: “The thoughts and ideas in this post are mine and not necessarily representative of what the GNOME Foundation thinks or plans to do. Canonical will be shipping Unity as the default desktop for Ubuntu 11.04. It’ll still be GNOME Continue reading
H-Online: “The new kernel version is notable because it hasn’t grown in size – yet it contains hundreds of advancements which will be obvious to end users, who don’t often notice changes in their Linux distribution’s kernel. After 80 days Continue reading
It’s funny how some people react when I tell them I use Linux. Other’s get caught up in all the brand loyalty hype and still some have never heard of Linux! The truth of the matter is that I switched Continue reading